How to pronounce“prided”in English

Will cereals-- he prided himself on knowing a lot about nutrition and making nutritious cereal.

We have prided ourselves in always casting a diverse cast to represent the plethora of the American people.

The bank prided itself on utmost discretion, and here was his associate blabbing away about other clients.

I had always prided myself that I was very passionate.

a very scientific organization that's prided itself on you know the leading science engineering feeds and we kind of

nineteen ninety nine I almost prided myself and saying I never fed a child I was a white tablecloth chef and there

won't say where but he prided himself on saying he was a retired cop yeah busy cop 22 years yeah he said no on the

And I think one of the things that I have prided myself in, and that I'm so excited that I've been able to gather people

In fact, leaders prided themselves about being very private.

I loved driving, and I very much prided myself on target shooting,

um it seems like a very particular problem to starbucks because the company has always prided itself on being a third place and a place where

would have performed these tasks at low transaction costs but in fact it prided itself in being big 40% of corporate profits 30 to

um well feynman also spoke in this way so feynman i think prided himself on a really strong intuition but at the same time he

In my legislative experience, for example, I really prided myself on working across the aisle and got quite a lot of legislation passed doing that.

I mean, there were companies that prided themselves on being very innovative, and there were companies that prided themselves on being operationally

And so we have always prided ourselves that we don't just find your audience, your fans,

to be able to do those things and that's what you know that's what we've prided ourselves and being good at and that's what we really are trying to be good at

But I think one of the ways in which it's changed that is saddening is that it used to be a city that prided itself on not having